When an emergency occurs, it’s important to know exactly where to get accurate information and who to contact. The services below provide trusted, real-time updates for bushfires, storms, heatwaves, earthquakes, public health emergencies and more.
Real-time emergency information
The best way to keep informed during an emergency is to seek information from a variety of sources. You can get information by:
Visiting Emergency WA’s website or download the app (App Store or Google Play).
Following DFES on Facebook.
Following City of Wanneroo’s Facebook.
Listening to ABC local radio.
Staying in touch with neighbours, family and friends.
Being alert and aware of your surroundings.
Warnings are also available by calling the DFES emergency information phone line (13 DFES or 13 33 37) or the Bureau of Meteorology on 1300 183 341.
Act on the earliest signs of danger
If someone alerts you to a possible emergency, or if you can see, hear or smell something that may be dangerous, treat that as your warning.
Take immediate action to stay safe. Do not wait for an official alert or text message.
